I'm looking for top tier MSF or MS in RE programs that don't require a GMAT. I have a 3.6 undergrad GPA and solid internship experience, but my raw scores on the GMAT are weak. I'm at the stage of my life where I never want to study for another standardized test again, so I'm taking the easy way out. Off the top of my head I have:
NYU MS in RE Georgetown MS in RE USC MSF (I know they didn't when they restarted the program, not sure how it currently is)
PS: Also looking for schools that don't require FT work experience.
johns hopkins. oops that might need a fresh GMAT/GRE.
if you want to take the easy way out, then good luck. but "future performances are not guaranteed." I'm guessing that you're a traditional graduate in your early 20s, and you already got no more steam?
Pretty much. A government job or pension fund job sounds pretty good to me about now. Life is too short to work 100 hour work weeks or study for tests that don't teach you anything useful.
government job is a maybe. at least slack off after you get the job! i think you havent been taught about how useful tests are - gets you to the right places at right prices. and getting a good job is not always 100 hours. that's IB
pension fund jobs... like CALPERs? Sorry, I know a friend who got the job after a year at Berkeley MFE. Not your type.
I don't know much about CALPERS, but I am going to assume they are run a lot like TRS. Some pension funds are run like Wall Street funds with compensation packages that rival Wall Street. There are a lot of smaller ones that are more 9-5ish with much smaller compensation packages.
I don't mean to be sarcastic, but you may need to think about your profile from the lens of employers for a while. You'll be surprised that pedigree and your "fit" still matters a whole lot even if you're just looking at some "smaller" jobs that are not the BB jobs that people crave for.
also I warn you about the optimism of doing MSRE instead of MBA as the way around. It may have been a differentiation move as MSRE is specialized, but should you think it's cutting corners, you're probably wrong.
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